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So is consistency an option for you to consider?
What use is consistency when rushing to get one's post rate up?? Just throw in whatever sounds appropriate, intelligence an optional extra

Either way, likely to get a few rep points as ppl "solve" the issues you've pegged yourself too, no actual assistance required!
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Hello,

Disbaling all start-up items will never crash the system. It is a step
we have to consider to resolve the issue. This is just a suggestion.

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Hello kaninelupus,

A system restore is for the computer's settings.
Recovery is wiping out everything or a reformat.

We can also try a last goog know configuration.
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Hello,

Disbaling all start-up items will never crash the system. It is a step
we have to consider to resolve the issue. This is just a suggestion.

Might as well just do Safe Mode.
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Hello kaninelupus,

A system restore is for the computer's settings.
Recovery is wiping out everything or a reformat.

We can also try a last goog know configuration.
I sincerely hope that you're not the tech support that is ever sent out to my office desk! I'd get a different wrong solution every time.
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I second what Suspishio says. Rather than disabling all startup items, it's a better idea to just go to Safe Mode and try copying your files. Once done, edit your startup by disabling non system critical apps - Instant Messengers, Quick Time, Adobe etc and see if that works. If the system crashes in Safe Mode, I'd duggest RAM and hard drive diags to start with.
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I sincerely hope that you're not the tech support that is ever sent out to my office desk! I'd get a different wrong solution every time.
Hey, don't complain too much... just think of the variety that would provide

Of course then there's the opportunity to provide your own variety by getting to choose the optimal pay-back for each screw-up
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Hey, don't complain too much... just think of the variety that would provide
Gotta love that kind of variety on a dull work day
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